ESC Handbook of Cardiovascular Rehabilitation: A practical clinical guide

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ESC Handbook of Cardiovascular Rehabilitation: A practical clinical guide

Edited by Ana Abreu, Jean-Paul Schmid, and Massimo Piepoli

Abstract

There is a great deal of information available on why we should perform cardiac rehabilitation (CR) and in which type of patients. It has a permanent place in any book on secondary prevention. There are also many academic textbooks focusing on the pathophysiological aspects of exercise and rehabilitation. However, this handbook provides specific guidance on how to organize your centre adequately and how to manage CR patients in a comprehensive, structured, and practical manner, consistent with guidelines. This handbook is the perfect supplement to the ESC Handbook and Textbook of Preventive Cardiology and provides practical tools for use in everyday clinical situations. It is the result of the collaboration of experts in CR across Europe.

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Publisher:: Oxford University Press

Print Publication Date:: Sep 2020

Print ISBN-13:: 9780198849308

Published online:: Aug 2020

DOI:: 10.1093/med/9780198849308.001.0001

Authors

Ana Abreu, editor Senior Cardiologist, Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Centre, Department of Cardiology, University Hospital Centre of North Lisbon, Lisbon Medical School/Cardiovascular Centre of University of Lisbon, Portugal

Jean-Paul Schmid, editor Chief of Cardiology, Clinic Barmelweid, Barmelweid, Switzerland

Massimo Piepoli, editor Chief of the Heart Failure Unit, Guglielmoda Saliceto Polichirugico Hospital, Piacenza, Italy

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Front Matter
- Foreword
- Preface
- Introduction
- Contributors
- Reviewers
- Acknowledgements
- Abbreviations
Chapter 1 Evidence for cardiac rehabilitation in the modern era Constantinos H. Davos and Bernhard Rauch
Chapter 2 Different settings for cardiac rehabilitationJean-Paul Schmid and Ugo Corrà
Chapter 3 Cardiac rehabilitation: referral and barriersMassimo Francesco Piepoli and Margaret E. Cupples
Chapter 4 Human and material resources, structural, and organizational recommendationsAna Abreu and Jean-Paul Schmid
Chapter 5 Recovering from acute heart eventsUgo Corrà and Jean-Paul Schmid
Chapter 6 Early assessment and risk stratificationMarie Christine Iliou and Catherine Monpere
Chapter 7 Modalities of physical activity and exercise in the management of cardiovascular health in individuals with cardiovascular risk factorsDominique Hansen and Martin Halle
Chapter 8 Exercise training for low-risk patientsMatthias Wilhelm
Chapter 9 Exercise training programmes for high-risk and specific groups of patientsJean-Paul Schmid and Ugo Corrà
Chapter 10 Diet and nutritional aspects of cardiac rehabilitationAimilia Varela, Constantinos H. Davos, and Wolfram Doehner
Chapter 11 Educational interventionMarie Christine Iliou and Margaret E. Cupples
Chapter 12 Intervention for depression, anxiety, and stress in cardiovascular patientsManuela Abreu
Chapter 13 Management of non-conventional risk factorsRoberto Pedretti
Chapter 14 How to improve adherence to medication and lifestyle measuresAna Abreu and Miguel Mendes
Chapter 15 Cardiac rehabilitation for geriatric and frail patientsCarlo Vigorito and Ana Abreu
Chapter 16 Return to workRona Reibis and Heinz Völler
Chapter 17 Specific issues with physical activity after cardiac rehabilitationMarco Ambrosetti and Esteban Garcia-Porrero
Chapter 18 Cardiopulmonary exercise testLuca Moderato and Massimo Francesco Piepoli
Chapter 19 Technological issuesMartijn Scherrenberg, Cindel Bonneux, Ines Frederix, and Paul Dendale
Chapter 20 eHealth in cardiac rehabilitationInes Frederix and Paul Dendale
Chapter 21 The EXPERT tool: how to make exercise prescription easyDominique Hansen and Karin Coninx
End Matter
- Index

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